15 Feb 05
Is it time for us men to step up to the mark and start shaving our legs? Cultivation of stray curly hairs is probably well overdue too.
I know a lot of you guys and certainly gals out there have VERY strong feelings on this. Well, here's the forum. Step forth and cast your wisker...
15 Feb 05
Originally posted by PullhardShave your legs??
Is it time for us men to step up to the mark and start shaving our legs? Cultivation of stray curly hairs is probably well overdue too.
I know a lot of you guys and certainly gals out there have VERY strong feelings on this. Well, here's the forum. Step forth and cast your wisker...
Unless you are a cyclist I see no reason to do this.
15 Feb 05
Originally posted by PullhardWhy should we?
Is it time for us men to step up to the mark and start shaving our legs? Cultivation of stray curly hairs is probably well overdue too.
I know a lot of you guys and certainly gals out there have VERY strong feelings on this. Well, here's the forum. Step forth and cast your wisker...
They help keep my legs warm when cycling into work on a cold morning.
15 Feb 05
Originally posted by PullhardCyclists (and swimmers I've been told) shave their legs to reduce air (water) resistance. People cycling (swimming) to work don't care about the air (water) resistance so much as the warmth (wetness).
Interesting. One of you suggests that hair is good for cycling, and the other bad for cycling, but you are both opposed to the big shave. First points to the shavists, I say!
I'm not shaving my legs. Why should I?
15 Feb 05
Originally posted by XanthosNZI'd rather shave a lady's legs.
Cyclists (and swimmers I've been told) shave their legs to reduce air (water) resistance. People cycling (swimming) to work don't care about the air (water) resistance so much as the warmth (wetness).
I'm not shaving my legs. Why should I?
15 Feb 05
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Originally posted by PullhardMen are supposed to be hairy, women are supposed to be smooth.
Interesting. One of you suggests that hair is good for cycling, and the other bad for cycling, but you are both opposed to the big shave. First points to the shavists, I say!
This is what convention dictates. If all women en masse decided that men with hairy legs were unattractive, I might change my mind but I don't think that's likely to happen.
16 Feb 05
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Originally posted by shavixmirYes, let's keep 'Shaves it' out of this... we already know what he's been shaving. (If you don't know, please just PM him about it!)
Jesus, I keep thinking you're all calling my name.
Now, I must ask...
Why Do Shaving Threads Always Pop Up!? Gah!? I asked pradtf when he was working in the 'Mach3' thread... and he said....
Shaving threads are very 'cutting edge'.
Groan.
P
16 Feb 05
As I cycle and run alot (everyday) its comfier to shave from the knees to the waist, as hair tends to create friction and very sore skin over time:'( ....... and once you have gone that far you have to shave the rest of your legs otherwise it looks like your wearing leg warmers 😀
Note: hair removal cream far easier and safer😲 than a razor.